Restaurants (Private Rooms & All-You-Can-Drink) in Yurakucho, Hibiya

1 minute walk from Yurakucho Station / Official partner of 9 sake breweries / Sake / Seared bonito with salt / Local ingredients / Local Cuisine

Looking for group year-end parties (*´▽｀*) We are open until 5am! There are private room seats available. You can smoke.

[Private banquet room available] Cow tongue Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) near Hibiya Station in Yurakucho ◆ Cheers with the highest quality thick-Cow tongue and delicious sake!

A German Restaurants located on the basement floor of the Shin-Tokyo Building, close to Yurakucho Station, International Forum, and Imperial Theater!

Private rooms available. Enjoy Uji tea and Kyo obanzai from the long-established Kyoto store Fujii Chaen in a relaxing and relaxing interior with a high ceiling.

[Accessible from Yurakucho Station/Hibiya Station◎] The largest skewered Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) in the area is now open!

Enjoy a course of ``New Japanese-style meal'' that brings out the flavor of the ingredients in a private room. Great for entertaining too ◎

Directly connected to JR Tokyo Station/Tokyo Metro Hibiya Station, Nijubashi-mae Station, 5 minutes walk! !

Irresistible for sake lovers! A restaurant where you can enjoy dishes that go well with a wide selection of over 60 types of sake from all over the country.

1 minute walk from JR Yurakucho Station. Limited terrace plan available early! Seated and standing reception available for up to 80 people.

[1 minute walk from Yurakucho Station] Hibiki is staffed by skilled chefs. Enjoy Japanese-style meal cuisine made with seasonal ingredients.

Authentic Thai Cuisine to familiar fusion Asian cuisine in a sophisticated space.

[MUJI B1 MUJI Diner Ginza] Reopening on September 29, 2023!

◆1 minute walk from Yurakucho Station ◆Tokyo International Forum Building G 7F ◆Private rooms available for reunions, entertainment, banquets, and memorial services

"Hakata Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot) Yamaya" Enjoy authentic Kyushu cuisine including authentic Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot).

Vibrant presentation and delicate flavors that make use of seasonal blessings x open space